![]() ![]() Press Win + R to access the Run command dialog box.So, here’s how you can disable and re-enable this tool: Restarting the Windows Sandbox might be the best solution to this problem. Disable and Re-Enable the Windows Sandbox Tool We’ll show you the top tips that can help fix the Windows Sandbox feature when it fails to start. No matter which Sandbox error code you get, we’ll help you out. However, while trying to use this tool, you might bump into the “Windows Sandbox failed to start” error. Thanks for your work, and I hope Sophos goes out of business for how it treated sandboxie.The Windows Sandbox tool acts as a temporary virtual desktop environment. It's far of a hassle to use, but it seems to not run into "not v1.0 yet" issues at least. Unfortunately, while reinstalling 0.8.8 then seemed to work, it wasn't able to run an installer sandboxed, where it wasn't writing any files to the sandbox (which at the same time making drive letters it was never going to need), so I guess I'm going to give windows sandbox a try. I've followed your advice your remove the entire folder, I then ended up doing several passes of CCleaner until there were no registry issues anymore (then uninstalled it because it's a giant piece of adware) and that seems to have done the trick. That's because I don't have any information to give you: I don't know what gets left behind, but given that sandboxie plus was still running, somehow, after uninstalling means that something was clearly still left behind, that's why I asked if there was some way to automatically fully uninstall even after a regular uninstall attempt: I have no idea what's left and where, but stuff was clearly stlll left in several places. I would suggest to enforce the removal of all context menu entries above during the uninstall.My C:\Program Files\Sandboxie-Plus remains empty after the uninstall, probably because of the possibility to keep sandboxie.ini or other config stuff there.ĪppData\Local\Sandboxie-Plus\Sandboxie-Plus.ini stays always there for future reinstallations Other leftovers are HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Folder\shell\sandbox, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\*\shell\sandbox, HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Classes\*\shell\sandbox, HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Classes\*\shell\sandbox. Unfortunately it doesn't seem the case with the context menu entry, after attempting install + uninstall + reboot" approach twice: You're not giving much till now, so I made a more accurate attempt (on my usual VM) with the recent 0.8.8 version.īefore my 0.8.8 uninstall, startup registry key is there:Īfter my 0.8.8 uninstall, startup registry key is gone: though? It would probably solve the problem but only by now having non-working but active entries in the registry that would reactivate if something figured out it could just rebuild those files for hilarious side effects =(Ĭould you mention the registry keys and files that stay as leftover for you? ![]() Deleting files doesn't clean up a registry or startup setting etc. ![]()
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